Your newest addition:traditionals of course!

John A. Larsen said:
joeradza, I also have a Queen City/Cozy Glen Canoe. I cannot read the bottom line except for "OH" Ohio? I remember it being 1095 and I want to say I have had mine for about 8 years, but as to when it was actually made I am not sure. I did see one posting that said they only made 100 of these patterns and it was supposedly circa 2005. John
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Thanks John. After your post I got out my trusty 10X loupe and saw there was a third line on the tang stamp ".....OH." I found a photo online of a trapper without the large canoe bolsters and it looks like the tang stamp is "Cozy Glen/Classic Knives/Oak Hill OH"
 
Just received this Case Chestnut Jigged Bone Texas Jack from my good friend Half/Stop Half/Stop Ron .
This knife is a nice handful . Evenly colored on both Mark & Pile sides and well taken care of I might add . Ron also sent along a pretty nice suede slip with it .It has the main clip and a small pen . I extremely happy to get this Texas Jack from Ron. I have a number of Case knives , but not a Texas Jack or one with Chestnut Bone , but this knife will be much more important to me . Thank you so much Ron .




Harry
 
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Thank You Joeradza !! The Elk is going right into the pocket. The 99 going into the safe.
 
Old Engineer said:
Just received this Case Chestnut Jigged Bone Texas Jack from my good friend Half/Stop Half/Stop Ron .
This knife is a nice handful . Evenly colored on both Mark & Pile sides and well taken care of I might add . Ron also sent along a pretty nice suede slip with it .It has the main clip and a small pen . I extremely happy to get this Texas Jack from Ron. I have a number of Case knives , but not a Texas Jack or one with Chestnut Bone , but this knife will be much more important to me . Thank you so much Ron .




Harry
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Harry I am glad it got there safe and sound! I am glad you like it and a big Thank You for purchasing it and to @r8shell for graciously donating it to be sold for Bob’s fund! :D
 
I was able to go to the annual Bear & Son Factory Sale yesterday, as I live in J'ville, Al., and got a few nice surprises. I picked up theses two in the "seconds" bins and the quality is really good considering. Matter of fact, the "razor jack" is actually better than a lot of the traditionals I own next to my GECs.
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Two new knives yesterday, the second being this Rough Rider RR081 lockback. As I suspected, it is thin and light enough to be barely noticeable in any pocket. I think It will be a good performer although I really haven't cut anything with it yet except my thumb... :rolleyes: Anyway, fit and finish are good and the lockup is tight and solid. Overall length is 3 5/8" closed and the blade length is 2 7/8".

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Ace Rimmer said:
Great find at the local knife shop, a Case Small Texas Jack (62032 CV), 2014 model NIB. My first jack and my first CV; I think it's going to be a great one to have in rotation.

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If you ever have the opportunity to get an early ‘70s Case Small Texas Jack, grab it. Those are even better.
 
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